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5 Legendary Nintendo Games We Want To See On The Switch

Posted on September 16, 2023 By bot

The Nintendo Switch has become a beacon of both modern and retro gaming thanks to its hybrid play-on-TV and on-the-go capabilities, as well as its extensive library. It’s a catalog that includes not just modern indie and AAA releases (sometimes with notable compromises), but also a backlog of classics thanks to re-releases, remasters, and an assortment of classic console offerings via Switch Online. And yet, despite the vast array of first- and third-party titles from just about every Nintendo
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